Sean
A night out on the town drops a woman into an adversary’s arms, forcing her to choose between opposing packs and love.
***This book is for readers of supernatural thriller romance who want more emotion than bedroom gymnastics. If the full experience is more your jam, pick up Chance on Love by Nancy Corrigan instead.
Full description:
For a newly matured wolf shifter, the full moon is a time to embrace their wild side. At a human bar in town, Jenna’s life changes when a fated encounter with a member of an enemy pack leads to an unforgettable night together.
But her rival might not be the bad guy she thought he was. Could he be the fated mate promised to her by the gods? Or is he nothing more than a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
Find out Sean and Jenna's fate in this thrilling introduction into the Alexander pride’s next door wolf pack neighbors… because cats and dogs can’t avoid each other forever.
Sean is a novella length book.
This is a story in the Shifter World—created by urban paranormal fantasy author and storyteller of gritty suspense, Nancy Corrigan. Dana Archer is Nancy’s official clean (closed-door) pen name.
- ISBN e-book = 978-1-953075-12-3
- ASIN e-book = B0BXVSMPP7
- Series = Royals and Alphas
- # in Series = 4
- Publisher = Cherokee House Publishing
- Author = Dana Archer
- Genre = Paranormal Suspense Romance (Fiction)
- Closed-door version of Chance on Love by Nancy Corrigan
Really good.
Linda H. ★★★★
The strength emanating from her mesmerized him. Part came from the fact that she housed an arctic wolf, one of the rarer varieties. The rest stemmed from her force of will. It burned strongly in her direct stare. She had dominant written all over her. Hell, she could’ve worn a button that said ALPHA FEMALE IN TRAINING.
Sean ran forward and grabbed the man’s forearm, squeezing hard enough to tear a squeak from him. The moment he released the female, Sean slammed him into the wall. “I don’t think the lady wants to leave with you.”
“That’s none of your business.”
Sean raised a brow. “Isn’t it?”
“No. It’s not.”
“Think again. She’s mine.” The second the words left his mouth, Sean regretted them. Too late. That was the problem with speaking while his emotions were running high. Shit got past his internal filter.
“What? Are you her boyfriend or something?”
Sean snorted. “Or something.”
A flash of white caught his attention. He turned and collided with her gaze. Sides heaving, she froze and watched him through her wolf’s eyes.
“Are you okay?”
Her steady stare answered him. In her animal form, she couldn’t speak to him, but she made no attempt to shake her head or nod either.
“Shift and tell me what happened.” He took a step toward her. “I can—”